If you’re not sure how to perform a hard refresh on your web browser, here’s how the process works on major browsers.
Doing this will force the browser to ignore any existing cache data and load the page from scratch. That’s where performing a hard refresh can help. While the process works smoothly for the most part, it can often create problems such as websites showing an older version of a webpage or webpage not functioning properly. This is known as cache data and it helps browsers save bandwidth and loading time when we go on to revisit the same websites. Morden-day web browsers often save copies of websites we visit in order to deliver faster loading times.
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